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CMS Vocab1

Prefixes Suffixes Medical Terminology

QuestionAnswer
MICROHEMATURIA MICROSCOPIC AMOUNTS OF BLOOD IN URINE
MONOOCULAR HAVING ONE EYE
PANACEA CURE ALL REMEDY
POLYCYTE MANY CELLS
SEMICONSCIOUS NOT COMPLETELY AWARE
PREFIX ANTE(BEFORE) ANTEPARTAL TO HAVE LABOR PAINS OCCURRING BEFORE THE YOUNG IS BORN
PREFIX META (AFTER, BEYOND, CHANGE)METABOLISM THE SUM OF ALL THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROCESS BY WHICH LIVING ORGANIZED SUBSTANCES IS PROVIDED AND MAINTAINED AND ALSO THE TRANSFORMATION BY WHICH ENERGY IS AVAILABLE FOR THE USES OF THE OTHER ORGANISM
PREFIX POST (AFTER, BEHIND) POSTOPERATIVE OCCURRANCE AFTER A SURGICAL PROCEDURE
PREFIX PRE (BEFORE,INFRONT OF) PREVENTION ACTIONS DIRECTED TO PREVENTING AN ILLNESS
PREFIX SUB (UNDER, BENEATH,BELOW) SUBMUSCULAR SITUATED UNDERNEATH A MUSCLE OR MUSCLES
PREFIX SUPRA (ABOVE,TOPSIDE) SUPRARENAL ABOVE A KIDNEY
PREFIX SYM (TOGETHER) SYMBIOGENESIS THE MERGING OF TWO SEPARATE ORGANISMS TO FORM A SINGLE NEW ORGANISM
PREFIX SYN (TOGETHER, JOINED) SYNPHRYS THE PRESENCE OF ABUNDANT HAIR BEWTEEN THE EYEBROWS CONVERGING TO MAKE ONE LONG EYEBROW
PREFIX AB (FROM, AWAY FROM, ABSENT) ABLATE TO REMOVE
PREFIX AMBI (BOTH, BOTH SIDES) AMBIDEXTROUS THE ABILITY TO USE BOTH RIGHT AND LEFT HANDS WITH EQUAL DEXTERITY
PREFIX AN (WITHOUT, NOT) ANESTHESIA LOSS OF FEELING OF AWARENESS
PREFIX ANISO (DISSIMILAR, UNEQUAL) ANISOCORIA PUPILS THAT ARE NOT OF EQUAL SIZE
PREFIX ANKYLO (WITH, TOGETHER WITH) ANKYLOGLOSSIA PARTIAL OR COMPLETE FUSION OF THE TONGUE TO THE FLOOR OF THE MOUTH; ABNORMAL SHORTNESS OF THE FRENULUM LINGUAE
PREFIX CON (WITH, TOGETHER WITH) CONCEPTION THE UNION OF THE SPERM AND OVUM
PREFIX CONTRA (AGAINST,OPPOSITE) CONTRAST DYES USED TO PROVIDE CONTRAST BETWEEN VESSELS AND OTHER TISSUE
PREFIX DYS (PAINFFUL,DIFFICULT,DISORDERED) DISCARTHIA DISORDER CAUSED BY PARALYSIS, WEAKNESS OR INABILITY TO COORDINATE THE MUSCLES OF THE MOUTH
PREFIX RE (AGAIN) REABSORPTION ABSORBING AGAIN
PREFIX ANDRO (MALE,MAN,MASCULINE)ANDROGENIC THE DEVELOPMENT OF MALE CHARACTERISTICS
PREFIX AUTO (SELF)AUTOANTIBODY DIRECTED AGAINST THE PATIENTS OWN BODY TISSUE
PREFIX BRADY (SLOW) BRADYCARDIA SLOW HEART RATE
PREFIX HYPER (EXCESSIVE) HYPEREMESIS EXCESSIVE VOMITING
PREFIX HYPO (LESS)HYPOKALEMIA LOW BLOOD POTASSIUM
PREFIX PSEUDO (FALSE)PSEUDOCYESIS FALSE PREGNANCY
PREFIX TACHY (FAST,RAPID) TACHYCARDIA RAPID HEART RATE
PREFIX A (WITHOUT) ANEMIA LESS THAN THE NORMAL NUMBER OF RED BLOOD CELLS
PREFIX AN (WITHOUT,NO,NOT) ANERGY STATE OF IMMUNE UNRESPONSIVENESS
PREFIX BI (TWO,TWICE) BILATERAL HAVING OR RELATING TO TWO SIDES
PREFIX MACRO (LARGE) MACROCEPHALY MACROGLOSSIA ABNORMAL LARGENESS OF THE HEAD ENLARGED TONGUE
PREFIX HEMI (HALF) HEMIPARESIS WEAKNESS ON ONE SIDE OF THE BODY
HEMIAOPIA BLINDNESS IN 1/2 OF VISUAL FIELD
BILATERAL HAVING OR RELATING TO TWO SIDES
ANOREXIA LACK OR LOS OF APPETITE FOR FOOD
APNEA ABSENCE OF BREATH
TACHYPNEA ABNORMALLY FAST BREATHING
PSEUDOCYESIS FALSE PREGNANCY
PSEUDORUBELLA VIRAL DISEASE OF INFANTS
HYPOKALEMIA LOW BLOOD POTASSIUM
HYPERTENSION HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
BRADYPEPSIA SLOWNESS OF DIGESTION
AUTOGENEOUS ORIGINATING WITHIN THE BODY
ANDROGEN MALE SEX HORMONE
REGENERATION GROW BACK A LOST LIMB
DISPNEA PAINFUL BREATHING
CONTRACEPTION PREVENTION OF PREGNANCY
CONTRACTURE TIGHTENING OF MUSCLES TOGETHER
ANKLYOSIS STIFFFNESS, FUSION OF A JOINT
ANISOCYTE DISSIMILAR CELLS
ANALGESIC MEDICINE TO REDUCE PAIN
AMBIENT SURROUNDING AREA OR ENVIORNMENT
ABDOMEN BELLY
SYNCEPHALY CONJOINED TWINS JOINED AT THE HEAD
SYMBIOGENESIS THE MERGING OF TWO SEPARTE ORGANISMS TO FORM A SINGLE NEW ORGANISM
SUPRAORBITAL ABOVE THE ORBIT OF THE EYE
SUBCUTANEOUS BENEATH THE SKIN
PREADOLESCENCE BEFORE GROWTH
POSTENCEPHALITIS AFTER INFLAMMATION OF THE HEAD
METACARPAL AFTER WRIST
ANTEFLEXION BENT FORWARD
PREFIX SEMI (HALF) SEMICONSIOUS NOT COMPLETELY AWARE OF SENSATIONS, PARTIALY CONSCIOUS
PREFIX POLY (MANY)POLYNERITIC INFLAMMATION OF SEVERAL PERIPHERAL NERVES SIMULTANEOUS
PREFIX PAN (ALL) PANMYELOID PERTAINING TO ALL ELEMENTS OF THE BONE MARROW
PREFIX MULTI (MANY) MULTIGLANDULAR PERTAINING TO SEVERAL GLANDS
PREFIX MONO (ONE) MONOARTHRITIS INFLAMMATION OF ONE JOINT AT A TIME
NEPHRITIS INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEY
ARTHODESIS FUSION OF THE JOINTS
DERMATITIS INFLAMMATION OF THE SKIN
DENTIST SPECIALIST OF TEETH
GASTRECTOMY EXCISION OR REMOVAL OF THE STOMACH
CHONDRITIS INFLAMMATION OF THE GALLBLADDER
HEPTOMA TUMOR OF THE LIVER
MUSCULAR PERTAINING TO THE MUSCLE
OSTEOMA TUMOR OF THE BONE
SPLENOMEGALY ENLARGEMENT OF THE SPLEEN
OTITIS INFLAMMATION OF THE EAR
HYSTERECTOMY REMOVAL OF THE UTERUS
HYDROPHOBIA FEAR OF WATER
NEUROMA TUMOR OF THE NERVE
CEPHALODYNIA PAIN IN THE HEAD
HEMATURIA BLOOD IN THE URINE
DYSPNEA PAINFUL BREATHING
LEUCOCYTE WHITE CELL
CHOLECYSTECTOMY REMOVAL OF THE GALLBLADDER
HEMORRHAGE EXCESSIVE BLEEDING
EDEMA SWELLING
APNEA NOT BREATHING;WITHOUT BREATH
BRADYCARDIA SLOW HEART RATE
HYPOGLYCEMIA BELOW NORMAL BLOOD SUGAR LEVEL IN THE BLOOD
OSTEOARTHRITIS INFLAMMATION OF THE BONE
TACHYCARDIA RAPID EATING OR SWALLOWING
QUADRIPLEGIA PARALYSIS OF ALL 4 EXTREMETIES
STOMATOMYCOSIS ABNORMAL MOUTH FUNGUS
HYPEREMESIS INCREASE OF VOMITING
ARTERIOSCLEROSIS HARDENING OR STRICTURE OF THE ARTERIES
OPHTHALMOSCOPE INSTRUMENT USED TO VIEW THE EYE
BRADYPHAGIA SLOW BREATHING
PNEUMOCENTESIS PUNCTURE OF THE LUNG
-CELE PROTRUSION
-ECTASIS EXPANSION,STRETCHING
-EMIA CONDITION
-IASIS CONDITION
-ITIS INFLAMMATION
-MALACIA SOFTENING
-MEGALY ENLARGED
-OMA TUMOR
-OSIS CONDITION
-PATHY DISEASE
-PHOBIA FEAR
-PTOSIS DOWNWARD
-RRHAGE EXCESSIVE
-RRHEA FLOW
-RRHEXIS RUPTURE
-ALGIA PAIN
-DYNIA PAIN
-GENIC ORIGIN;PRODUCE
-LYSIS DESTRUCTION
-PENIA DECREASE
-SPASM INVOLUNTARY MOVEMENT
-GRAPHY RECORDING
-LOGY STUDY OF
-SCOPE TO VIEW
-CENTESIS SURGICAL PUNCTURE TO REMOVE FLUID
-ECTOMY REMOVAL
-PEXY SURGICAL FIXATION;TO PUT IN PLACE
-PLASTY MOLD;RECONSTRUCT
-RRHAPHY SUTURE CLOSING;STITCHING
-TRIPSY CRUSHING STONE
CONTENTS OF ABDOMINAL CAVITY STOMACH, LIVER, GALLBLADDER, SPLEEN, PANCREAS, SMALL INSTESTINE, LARGE INTESTINE, KIDNEYS
CONTENTS OF THORACIC CAVITY LUNGS, HEART, ESOPHAGUS, TRACH
WHAT ARE THE TWO MAIN BODY CAVITIES DORSAL CAVITY AND VENTRAL CAVITY
WHAT IS THE DORSAL CAVITY COMPOSED OF CRANIAL CAVITY AND SPINAL CAVITY
WHAT IS THE VENTRAL CAVITY COMPOSED OF THORACIC CAVITY, ABDOMINAL CAVITY, PELVIC CAVITY
DNA CONTAINS WHAT GENETIC GENES
NAME THE BODY PLANES FRONTAL OR CORONAL PLANE MID SAGITAL PLANE TRANSVERSE HORIZONTAL PLANE
IMAGINARY LINE DIVIDES THE BODY INTO FRON ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR PARTS. WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS PLANE FRONTAL OR CORONAL PLANE
DIVIDES BODY INTO RIGHT AND LEFT PARTS. WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS PLANE MID SAGITAL PLANE
DIVIDES BODY INTO SUPERIOR AND INFERIOR PARTS. WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS PLANE TRANSVERSE PLANE
WHAT IS THE CHEMISTRY FORMULA FOR HYDROCLORIC ACID HCL
ORGANS ARE MADE OF WHAT TISSUES WORKING TOGETHER
WHAT IS THE CORRECT ANOTOMICAL POSITION STANDING UP STRAIT, BODY FACING FORWARD AND OPEN HANDS WITH PALMS FACING FORWARD
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ORGANS AND ORGAN SYSTEMS ORGANS - GROUPS OF TISSUES ORGAN SYSTEMS - GROUP OF ORGANS
NOSTRELS ALA NASI
WHAT IS AN ORGAN STRUCTURE FORMED BY ORGANIZATION OF 2 OR MORE DIFFERENT TISSUE TYPES THAT WORK TOGETHER TO CARRY OUT A SPECIFIC FUNCTION
WHAT ARE ORGAN SYSTEMS ORGANS JOINED TOGETHER TO CARRY OUT VITAL FUNCTIONS
WHAT IS THE NORMAL PH BALANCE FOR THE HUMAN BODY 7.36 - 7.45
WHAT IS MATTER ANYTHING THAT OCCUPIES SPACE
WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE LIVER IT INITIALLY RECEIVES MOST ABSORBED NUTRIENTS THROUGH THE PORTAL VEIN:IT DETOXIFIES DRUGS AND MANY EXOGENEOUS SUBSTANCES AND IS ALSO OF GREAT IMPORTANCE IN FAT, CARBOHYDRATE, AND PROTEIN METABOLISM; ALSO STORES GLYCOGEN
WHAT IS HOMOSAPIENS SCIENTIFIC NAME FOR MAN
WHAT ARE THE 4 TYPES OF TISSUE EPITHELIAL CONNECTIVE MUSCLE NERVOUS
WHAT IS THE SMALLEST UNIT OF ORGANIZATION ATOM
WHAT IS THE CELL IS THE SMALLEST STRUCTURE OF ANATOMY
WHAT IS HOMEOSTASIS BALANCE IN THE HUMAN BODY
WHAT IS PHYSIOLOGY STUDY OF FUNCTION
WHAT IS ANATOMY STUDY OF THE BODY
WHAT DOES THE BODY CONSIST OF CHEMICAL LEVELS
WHAT IS THE BASIC STRUCTURE OF THE HUMAN BODY CELLS
WHAT IS THE MEANING OF SUPERIOR MEANS THE TOP
WHAT IS INFERIOR BELOW
WHAT IS ANTERIOR VENTRAL FRONT
WHAT IS POSTERIOR DORSAL BACK
WHAT IS MEDIAL MIDDLE PART
WHAT IS LATERAL TO THE SIDES
WHAT IS INTERMEDIATE IS IN BETWEEN
WHAT IS IPSYLATERAL ON THE SAME SIDE
WHAT IS CONTRALATERAL OPPOSITE SIDES
WHAT IS PROXIMAL NEARNESS TO THE POINT OF ATTACHMENT
WHAT IS DISTAL FARTHEST FROM THE POINT OF ATTACHMENT
WHAT IS SUPERFICIAL ON THE SURFACE
WHAT IS DEEP INSIDE OR WITHIN
WHAT IS CRANIAL PERTAINING TO OR TOWARDS THE HEAD
WHAT IS CAUDAL PERTAINING TO OR TOWARDS THE TAIL OR FEET
WHAT IS HEMACRIT READING OF RED BLOOD COUNT
WHAT IS SUBSTANCE ANY LIQUID FORM
WHAT IS PERISTALSIS INVOLUNTARY WAVE LIKE MOTION THAT PROPELLS FOOD TO THE STOMACH
WRITE PLURAL OF CORNEA CORNEAE
WHAT SHAPE IS THE APPENDIX AND WHAT IS ITS FUNCTION IT IS VERMI FORM (SHAPE LIKE A WORM) AND HAS NO FUNCTION
WHAT IS "SIGNS + SYMPTOMS" = DIAGNOSIS
PHAGA EATING
DERMATOSIS SKIN CONDITION
MYELOPATHY DISEASE STATE OF THE SPINAL CORD
NEPHROPTOSIS DOWNWARD PLACEMENT OF THE KIDNEY
AMENORRHEA ABSENCE OF MENSTRUATION
ANGIORRHEXIS RUPTURE OF A BLOOD OR LYMPHATIC VESSEL
SARCOMA CANCER
LITHOTRIPSY CRUSHING OF STONES
DERMATITIS INFLAMMATION OF THE SKIN
NEPHRITIS INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEY
GASTRIA RELATING OR PERTAINING TO THE STOMACH
TENPANIC MEMBRANCE EAR DRUM
HEMOPTYSIS SPIT BLOOD
HEMOTYMESIS VOMIT BLOOD
HEMIPLEGIA HALF OF BODY
QUADRIPLEGIA FROM THE NECK DOWN
PARAPLEGIA FROM THE WAIST DOWN
WHAT IS CVA STROKE CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT
WHAT IS MYOCARCIAL INFARCTION (MI) STROKE
WHAT IS A TENDON ATTACHES BONE TO MUSCLE
WHAT IS A LIGAMENT ATTACHES BONE TO BONE
WHAT IS THE SINGULAR OF BRONCHI BRONCUS
BRADYPHASIA TALK SLOW
WHAT IS THE NORMAL HEART RATE 60-100 BEATS PER MIN
WHAT IS THE RESPITORY RATE 12-20 CYCLES PER MIN
ANURIA ABSENCE OF URINATION
CYANOSIS BLUE DISCOLORATION
NAME THE QUADRANTS FROM TOP DOWN: EPIGASTRIC UPPER LEFT QUADRANT (ULQ) EPIGASTRIC REGION UPPER RIGHT QUADRANT LEFT LUMBAR REGION UMBILICAL REGION RIGHT LUMBAR REGION LEFT ILIAC REGION HYPOPUBIC REGION RIGHT ILIAC REGION
WHAT IS LOCATED IN LEFT CHONDRIAC (ULQ) STOMACH SPLEEN TAIL OF PANCREAS SPLENIC FEATURE OF COLON UPPER POLE OF LEFT KIDNEY SUPRARENAL GLAND
WHAT IS LOCATED IN THE EPIGASTRIC QUADRANT PYLORIC END OF STOMACH DUODENUM PANCREAS PORTION OF LIVER
WHAT IS LOCATED IN THE RIGHT HYPOCHONDRIAC QUADRANT RIGHT LOBE OF LIVER GALLBLADDER PART OF DUODENUM HEPATIC FLEXURE OF COLON PART OF RIGHT KIDNEY SUPRARENAL GLAND
WHAT IS LOCATED IN THE LEFT LUMBAR QUADRANT DESCENDING COLON LOWER 1/2 OF LEFT KIDNEY PARTS OF JEJUNUM AND ILEUM
WHAT IS LOCATED IN THE UMBILICAL QUADRANT OMENTUM MESENTERY TRANSVERSE COLON LOWER PART OF DUODENUM JEJUNUM AND ILEUM
WHAT IS LOCATED IN THE RIGHT LUMBAR QUADRANT ASCENDING COLON LOWER HALF OF RIGHT KIDNEY PART OF DUODENUM AND JEJUNUM
WHAT IS LOCATED IN THE LEFT ILIAC (LLQ) SIGMOID COLON LEFT URETER LEFT OVARY IN FEMALE
WHAT IS LOCATED IN THE HYPOGASTRIC OR PELVIC QUADRANT ILEUM BLADDER
WHAT IS LOCATED IN THE RIGHT ILIAC (LRQ) CECUM APPENDIX LOWER END OF ILEUM RIGHT URETER RIGHT OVARY IN FEMALE
WHAT ARE THE SYSTEMS OF THE HUMAN BODY SKELETAL DIGESTIVE MUSCULAR LYMPHATIC ENDOCRINE NERVOUS CARDIOVASCULAR MALE REPRODUCTIVE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE URINARY
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